Some mods on Nexus Mods are marked to contain adult content. When not logged in, the pages of these mods are not accessible, which means archiving through the Wayback Machine is not possible. Example: https://web.archive.org/web/20241201004523/https://www.nexusmods.com/starfield/mods/11471
Investigate how to work around this. Theoretically these archives are not needed for Nexus Mods staff, since they state they have access to the change history of permissions, as seen on the "Permissions" step when creating or editing a mod:
File distribution
We take file author permissions very seriously and try our hardest to protect file authors from having their content stolen or used without permission. Setting the correct distribution permissions lets other mod makers know how you would like your files to be used, if at all, and allows the staff of the site to properly investigate claims of stolen resources should they arise.
If you change these settings then the date and time of the change will be logged. You cannot allow other mod authors to modify or use your resources and then change your mind and expect them to remove your content from their work. As such; if someone releases a file using some of your content before you change your distribution permissions then the staff here will always rule in favour of the person who used your resources as you gave your permission before changing your mind.
I still prefer to be overly correct about all of this, so I include archived links where applicable.
Probably the best way to move forward here would be to at least get one other form of public permission grant by the author.
Some mods on Nexus Mods are marked to contain adult content. When not logged in, the pages of these mods are not accessible, which means archiving through the Wayback Machine is not possible. Example: https://web.archive.org/web/20241201004523/https://www.nexusmods.com/starfield/mods/11471
Investigate how to work around this. Theoretically these archives are not needed for Nexus Mods staff, since they state they have access to the change history of permissions, as seen on the "Permissions" step when creating or editing a mod:
I still prefer to be overly correct about all of this, so I include archived links where applicable.
Probably the best way to move forward here would be to at least get one other form of public permission grant by the author.